That's why people are asking to push this problem down to the language level the way Go has done. Go defines both the "correct" format of the code as well as a

That's why people are asking to push this problem down to the language level the way Go has done. Go defines both the "correct" format of the code as well as a standard way for any/every editor to enforce it (gofmt etc). That eliminates the double-headed subjectivity of both "use my IDE" AND "use my convention" down to just "use the standard convention defined by the language". And people love it because finally we can stop arguing about the stupid color of paint for the bikeshed and just bloody build the damn thing.